Thank you for the invitation!
Thank you for the invitation!
Super work, John.
Week three of post-employment for me, as one of the 10,000+. From my new vantage point this analysis looks about right. Thanks for all your work on this, Glen.
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We have an exciting new opportunity to join a new one year project on developing a CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services) single session intervention for children and young people.
Check out the link below to find out more π
Itβs frustratingly predictable that comments like this about degree-level nursing preparation would appear: weβre still the only professional group for which some people believe education is a bad thing.
Following this up, hereβs a piece Iβve written:
benhannigan.com/2025/02/03/c...
Wales deserves a strong capital university, one that trains its nurses; embraces the study of Religion and Theology and of Ancient History; teaches numerous languages, including music; one that does not reduce the Arts and Humanities to an irrelevance.
That's okay, South Wales doesn't really need two absolutely massive universities! Its economy is so strong that it can cope as they shrink and retreat! Wealth flows through the streets like gold doesn't it! It hasn't tried to anchor its economy in new creative jobs has it! ππ‘
Hereβs a @senedd.wales petition on keeping a nursing programme at Cardiff: petitions.senedd.wales/petitions/24...
Thank you, Rhonda.
Thanks for the link, Steven. This wouldnβt be the first time a RG university has withdrawn from nursing. Will be watchingβ¦
Thank you, Emily.
Thank you, Beth.
It is, John. Weβre also organising in response.
I work with such talented and committed nursing academics in Cardiff University. Excellent teaching, outstanding research: all in a School with a history of doing this for more than half a century. All now at risk, with letters informing us of possible redundancy landing yesterday. Very poor.
Huge congratulations to @clarebennett.bsky.social this evening!
Lovely to see you here, Alan π
So, today I joined the COMPASS (Cardiff Mental Health Society and Services Research Group) meeting where Gavin John talked about his doctoral study into young peopleβs connections to family, friends and education during periods of inpatient care.
Autumn lunch in Heath Park, Cardiff. Very nice, after a morning of teaching.
It most certainly is!
Sounds interesting for sure! We have a first paper from CAMH-Crisis2 under review: hope to be able to share more soon.
First attempt to re-create the mental health nursing academic community, please share and join go.bsky.app/B1Y3Jyh
Hi @markrubin.bsky.social Thanks+ for explaining how to make a Bluesky feed.
I've made one for mental health research using these tags #psychiatry #clinpsych #psychsci #mentalhealthsci #psychresearch #mentalhealthresearch
Hope it's useful! bsky.app/profile/did:...
Cheers, AndrΓ© (The Mental Elf)
"The poor doctors and nurses don't have time to read all of the important research" π
"Let's summarise the evidence in short and simple blogs, so everyone finds them easy to read and understand" giggled the elves as they blogged & *skeeted* π€
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M51...
Hi, good to meet!
Iβm detecting lots of additional activity on Bluesky in the last few days: lovely to be reconnecting with people here!
Post introduces a recent research paper. It focuses on patient safety problems in community-based mental health services
New here, so am sharing some recent work from my @thisinstitute.bsky.social PhD, in hope of finding more #patientsafety people here!
We wanted to understand what βsafe careβ looks like in community mental health services, as existing safety improvement research mostly relates to inpatient care
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@nihr.bsky.social CAMH-Crisis2 whole-team meeting this morning. Lots to discuss: submission of first paper for peer review, progress on interviews, future dissemination plans.
β¦it will be interesting to read more following the publication earlier this year of the draft mental health and wellbeing strategy: www.gov.wales/draft-mental...
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